

How to enable or disable authentication profilesĪuthentication profiles must be configured at the account level.

Zoom desktop client for Windows, macOS, or Linux: Global minimum version or higher.Pro, Business, Education, or Enterprise account.Prerequisites for configuring authentication profiles How to configure authentication profiles using external authentication.How to create an authentication profile.How to enable or disable authentication profiles.

You can also apply authentication profiles to invited webinar panelists.The link for this occurrence is unique to that edited occurrence and will not apply to other sessions in the series. If using authentication exceptions with a recurring meeting series and you edit one of the occurrences in the series, you must resend the authentication exception email to that participant for that edited occurrence.Additionally, you can prevent users in specified domains from joining meetings or webinars. This can be useful if you want to restrict your participant list to verified users or users from a certain organization. How to sign in with Google or Facebook on the Zoom desktop clientAuthentication profiles allow hosts to restrict meeting participants and webinar attendees to signed-in users only and even further restrict it to Zoom users whose email addresses match a certain domain. You will be directed back to your account on the Zoom web portal. You will be brought to either the Google, Apple, or Facebook sign in page. Below the standard email address and password entry, click either the Apple, Google, or Facebook icon.Go to the sign-in page on the Zoom web portal.How to sign in with Google, Apple, or Facebook on the Zoom web portal Prerequisites for signing in to Zoom with your Google, Apple, or Facebook account
